On our farm we have a neighbor who has a couple of dogs who are starting to be a problem. They show up on one of my cameras every morning and the sequence of photos shows them running deer off. The neighbor of course is a jerk and won't do anything about it. Any thoughts on a solution...short of calling the county dog catcher, who I doubt would even come out. Anybody have any non lethal suggestions?
How to stop neighbors dogs!
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That's tough. But if you've exhausted your conversations with the neighbor AND Animal Control you can either get the sheriff involved or pay an attorney to craft a letter.
ImThere
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In before all the it's not the dogs fault.
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i had same situation at my place in dickson
i called animal control told them to take care of it or i will
they knew what i meant
they met with the owners dogs were put up .... eventually they moved .... place was foreclosed on any way
i called animal control told them to take care of it or i will
they knew what i meant
they met with the owners dogs were put up .... eventually they moved .... place was foreclosed on any way
Safari Hunt
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We don't have animal control in the county. TWRA should be notified and see what they say.
CrossVolle
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pepper spray
maybe some cattle fencing with a 120v at about knee high would do the trick. It'll only take one time to deter them.
or just call Deer Assasin
or just call Deer Assasin
backyardtndeer
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We get a LOT of trail cam pics of dogs, afraid people dump them up the road on the highway in the bottoms. We don't usually get the same dogs repeatedly though. The sss is not something I would suggest, karma is a bit.. and we have our own dogs. Would not want another hunter shooting them if they happened to get loose and lost.
Catch the dogs, either by trap or coaxing them with a treat. Cart them off to the pound. Don't dump them somewhere and make them someone else's problem though.
fwiw, we adopted a stray that showed up in our backyard about 14 years ago, she has killed countless water moccasins and copperheads. Been an absolutely awesome dog.
Catch the dogs, either by trap or coaxing them with a treat. Cart them off to the pound. Don't dump them somewhere and make them someone else's problem though.
fwiw, we adopted a stray that showed up in our backyard about 14 years ago, she has killed countless water moccasins and copperheads. Been an absolutely awesome dog.
I like that idea. Owners probably wouldn't pay the doggy jail bail fee, so maybe a responsible family could adopt.
ImThere
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Get a anti bark bird house like Ruger.
bobbuck
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They always just vanished in Morgan County while chasing deer. It is really weird.
I would take the dogs to a pound then throw a bunch of roofing nails on the jerks driveway.
Abducted by aliens. Happens all the time.
They want do nothing unless they are hunting over the dogs. Done been there and talk with twra and that's what they told me
I have been there called everyone I could law,twra,dog catcher i have even tried to talk to neighbors nothing worked. I will say this if you plan on eliminating the problem don't talk to the homeowners of the dog. If you talk to them then kill the dog whether poison or bullet it may cause you some grief
Bingo!
He could change into his costume to dog assassin
1jamey
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I only see 3 options if nobody will do anything including the owner. Live with it,trap it, or take care of it. You as a landowner have rights and it sux u have selfish neighbors. Mine will tie their dogs during season but they are family.
easy45
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Call the county, first time will be a warning but they will cite them the second time, if it starts costing them money they will put them up.
